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Complete genome sequence of dengue virus serotype 4 from guangzhou, china.

ABSTRACT: In 2010, the first complete genome sequence of a dengue virus serotype 4 genotype II strain was reported in Guangzhou, China. Here, we report another isolated strain belonging to the genotype II. Our results will offer help to dengue virus control and precautions.

SUBMITTER: Bai Z

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3668008 | biostudies-literature | 2013 May

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Complete genome sequence of dengue virus serotype 4 from guangzhou, china.

Bai Zhijun Z Liu Qi Q Jiang Li-Yun LY Liu Li-Cheng LC Cao Yi-Min YM Xu Yang Y Jing Qin-Long QL Luo Lei L Yang Zhi-Cong ZC Jiang Yong-Qiang YQ Chen Wei-Jun WJ Di Biao B

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In 2010, the first complete genome sequence of a dengue virus serotype 4 genotype II strain was reported in Guangzhou, China. Here, we report another isolated strain belonging to the genotype II. Our results will offer help to dengue virus control and precautions. ...[more]

PMID: 23723400

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